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PROVO POINTS.

JOSHUA ADAMS, of American Fork,
was arrested the other day and brought
to Provo before Commissioner Hills,
charged with unlawful cohabitation, and
gave bonds in the sum of 81 900 to ap-
pear before the next grand jury. 5rreq
To-DAy THE deputies brought up
Charles Monk, OF Spanish Fork, on q
similar charge. He is to have hear.
ing before the Commissioner this after
noon,
THEY KEEP the ball rolling by arrest
ing about one day, in order to keep up
spending money. as wa remarked by
the Commissioners the other day. "God
bless you, Brother Adams. That means
$40 in n. pocket"
ELDER j. Nj. Tanner is expected to
return home to his friends in Provo,
this ee ening, after an absence of three
and a-half years in the European and
turkish mission.
CoUEcILoR SMoor, with others, is
working up matters at the Asylum to
report at the coming Legislature.
HON. S. r. THURMAN is arranging
business matters, etc., and preparing for
work in the Legislature.
PROFESSORS MAEsER and Talmage
took run down to the Metropolis. to-
day.
The B. Y. ACADEMY students were
the participants in most enjoyable
dance last night.
Two GRAND holiday parties are an
nounced to be given in the Provo The
ater Monday evenings following Christ
mas and New Year, select. D,
Provo, Dec. II, 1887.
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A Mean Thing For a Wife to Do.

When a man comes home late at
night, after working hard all the evening
at the Office on the books. 1t is mean for
his wife to require him to say, Say,
shoald such a shapely sash shabby
stitches show2" before she will unbolt
the front door. We suppose 1t is, and
the wife who INDUCES in such a practice
is not the one that should look for q
Christmas present from the fine stock OF
diamonds, jewelry. silverware, vinaig-
rettes, or the many nice, new novelties
carried by E. ]. SwaDer & Co.-even
though their prices are away below zero.
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PATHS Farewell American Tour.

Patti is coming to America next year
on her positively last farewell tour.
Welcome, dear. old girl, and come as
many last times" as you can make it
pay.-E1 We wish it distinctly UNDER
stood that the senior member OF our
firm will not present her with diamond
bracelet. He is entirely too busy to
even think of such a thing, in supplying
the public with the novelties lately
received from the leading eastern firms
IN our line. Good goods; low prices;
honest dealing; fair treatment, at E. J.
Swancr 6 Co.'S.
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soREEsoN 3 CARLoUIsr.
Ready for the Holiday TrAds-A Com
plste stock. .

The arm OF Sorenson & Csrlquist, 116
Main Street. are now well filed up with
goods in their line, such as Bedroom
suits, Parlor Suits and Easy Chairs.
Plush, Carpet, Rattan and Upholstered
Rockers. Chlldren's Rockers of all
kinds, Bookcases, Desks and Wardrobss,
Bedsteads. Bureaus and Lounges. In
fact everything iii the Furniture line.
Their Factory is running in "full
blast" and turning cut the best of home
made wares. This firm is not in The
habit of saying much at any time, but
when it comes to displaying goods, they
can show as nice line as anybody in the
trade, and their prices are remarkably
lOH. Give them Il call.
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Last Nights Blaze.

The fire alarm sent out at about 10
O'Clock last evening. was caused by a
blaze in dwelling occupied by C. M.
Sorepson, and located Gear the center of
tins block opposite east from The
HERALD office. The building is owned
by Henry Dinwoody, Sndwas damaged,
Chief Ottinger says, about $50. Mr..
Sorenson will suffer like amount In his
a defective fiue. The ireAen cid good
work. -
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The following cases came up before
Judge Zane in the Third District Court
yesterday:
Thomas Pells ct al. VS.. South Jordan
Mining Company; demurrer on motion
OF plaintiff.
Sarah a. Bassett Us. W. z. Bassett:
moticn of defendant for non-suit over
ruled: plaintiff allowed $50 per month
alimony, and attorneys fee of $3.50 and
costs, the amount of The attorneys Zee
to be paid within ten days; defendant
allowed stay of 80 days.
+, Edwin Rotch VS.. A. n. Hamilton
ct al; demurrer TO complaint argued.
Hyrum Williams, a native of England
was admitte6 to citizenship.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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s'Relloi Well"

ais this the furniture store2"
Eyes, this is Barratt Bros" &
TSend, up that Group Suite, No. 8,
please. l hear you have beauties in the
way of Antique Chairs and Parlor
Goods"
$50 we have, and Furniture for all
parts of the house as well. Just arrived
and still coming. Come down, please,
and bring your friends"
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The Best Things For Chrissr..s.

A Unique Gard Receiver.
A Nice Nut Bowl.
A Gold Ring.
A Lady's Vest Chain.
4 Diamond Bracelet.
A Gold or Silver Watch.
A Solitaire Pearl.
A Ruby or Sapphire Set,
A Nice Breastpin.
a Pair of Cuff Buttons.
4 Diamond Stud.
A Piece OF Antique Silver.
4 Set of Oxidized Silver.
A Nice Piece of Flag go.
A Gold headed Walking Cane.
A Solid Gold Scarf-pin.
A Set of Unique Napkin Rings.
A Ladies Encrusted Diamond Watch
A Roman Gold Brooch.
A Solid Gold Bracelet.
a Queens Pattern Chain.
AT E. ]. SwAEER & Co.'S,
7 Manufacturing jewelers..
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Two thousand yards Raohing at loo. !,
reduced from Soc
Five thousand yards Ruching at &c.,
from 81.
I The WALKER BRos. Co.
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Commencing December I'd, we will
run carriages in our transfer business,
and will station carriage in front OF
each hotel prior to the departure of
trains. for the convenience of the travel
ing public. We are compelled to do
this until the arrival Of our omnibuses,
" hich will be hurried forward as Quickly
as possible by E. NJ. Miller & Co. OF
Quincy, Illinois.
I GRANT Bros. TRANSFER Co.
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"OlYoU must be sure and see Auer-
bach & Bros. grand Holiday Window
Displays" is heard from young and
old. The Statue of Liberty Enlighten
ing the World" an exact copy Of the
one presented By France to America,
and the swift Volunteer. which retained
for America The coveted America 5
Cup" having been designed and fin
ished in every part on the premises OF
Messrs. Auerbach Bros, are works of
which any firm in any city of the world
might be proud. It's worth hundred
mile tourney to seeSthem.
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FoR Christmas shopping, there is not
a finer stock of holiday groceries in the
city than at 6. +. Culmer Il Bros.
Choice raisins and other fruits, spices,
confectionery, sauces, table delicacies
and all the Injuries of the season are 20
be had at CuImer's ct very close figures.
We handle only the very best goods and
are never undersold.
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Avery Useful Present

We offer to elear out about zoo of this
seasons Combustion Dress Patterns al
% per cent. below COST, lhe bigg y.
Dress Goods Bargain We haYe offere.
This season. COIN BROS.
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Christmas at ruIlidge q Co.'s.

Tulhdge and Co., opposite the Walker
House, have now on exhibition their
annual collection OF oil palntings-works
of the leading local artists-consisting
of landscapes, marine views, still life,
etc. The public is invited to call and
see these works of art. a I
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THE CRUROR.

In John Mcdonald & Sons grocery
windows there is on exhibition candy
church, with cid santa Claus" IN
GUIDED; also good stock of groceries
and confectiOnarits The number is 26N
and 270 Main Street. Call ard see il.
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An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of
bitter nauseous medicine is the yery
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs. Recommended by leading Phy-
slciSns. Manufactured uuly BY the
California Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco
ga. Foo sale by a. G. Smith q Co. Agent,
Sat Lake Gity.
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To the GentIemea.

One OF the incest presents you can
give a Lady is Kid Gloves. We have
more styles than any House in the city.
Ladies can, call and have their gloves
fitted after Christmas.
The WALKER Bios. Co.
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ANDREWS & WH1rK1EY
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no Wise M.a VIII Say rhat

Grover Cleveland will not serve out q
second term, nor that the Art Bazaar is
not the very best place to go for your
Christmas goods. The stock of books,
plush goods, dolls, games, toys, frames,
etc, was never cheaper | have some
thing to suit all ages, from the pulling
infant to the centenarian. II you
cannot come yourselves, send your
children. G. R. SAVAGE,
2and IA Main Street.
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~ an Seasons.

\ che "rJ- .dol:S'" tls Gcte+sges
oonc.seted, wheu.sl ~ winter
during su1mer or fall. are delicious,
pure snd superior. Full stock of spirit
4ous. yInous and fermented liquors and
hoice cigars. Family trade speoiesty
AUER & MJRFHY. Propriseors.
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ATTENTION is called TO L. Hollanders
adv. in to-day's paper. He is giving
away to every purchaser of S. "a chance
in a handsome Silver Tea Set. which
will 10 drawn for January ID. 1888.
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Wake UpI

The cheapest aud best place Ill Salt
Lake City to buy your "ro, IL. Is at
No. % E. Second South Sue; m
ported fish speciality.
]. A. PETERSEN, Agent.
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Lfharal Lecturn.

DR.. J. l.. York, the noted orator, will
speak at the Walker Opera House,
at 7.3O sharp, this, Sunday, even
ing, on the Science OF Life, and How to
be Happy. Seats free; all invited.
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Ror,,and Children,s suits

We have an oVerstock of boys and
children's suits. and In order tC reduce
same, We have made a cut in ire price
which will enable you to get good
BOYS OF chiids' suit at same LTice for
mslly paid Tor common suit.
l.. GoLDBERG.
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Wanted

A young man who writes good hand
and has some knowledge of office work
can secure q good situation by address,
ing 2. o. Box liza. Good reference
wanted. I
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Go See Them.

Those lovely chairs at Barratt Bros.
are attracting crowds all day. They are
beauties and the prices ar low.
JosLIE & PAsK have just received di-
rect from Geneva full and new line of
Patek. Philippe & Co., watches, both
in ladies' and gents sizes.
READ Simon Bros advertisement. I
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Elegant Easy Chairs

And Rockers in the latest styles Of
frames and coverings in silk. plush and
leather, plain or embossed, at Din
Woodev's.
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Between Main Street and the Deveraux
House, o.. Monday evening last, large
horsesi'Ce bin. Please leave al this
Office, and obtain reward. 4
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PAARLIKE for all houses.
hadicaI.

DR.. Liebig & Co.. the leading special
lists for complicated private and chronic
diseases. Branch Liebig Dispensary,
Thompson Block. Consultation free.
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Take Notice .

Or, st reduction In emigrant fares
from europe. For further infoI ton
inqun at No. 20 E. Second South ,.eet,
Salt Lit be City. ]. A. PETERsI N,
EmierAnt AGENT,
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The Loohwitz Market.

Bargain sale at Lochwitz Market
from now on until the removal to No.
80 W. FIRST South. Also remember SIX
prizes are to be given away Monday,
January I'd. Secure your tickets.
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All

Live, Wide-awake People, now buy
their Christmas goods of l.. HOL-
LANDER.
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List Your Property

For sale at once with G. 81. Knowlden,
81 E.. Second South Street, be has
several buyers on hand. See him, ii
viii pay you.
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Their line of eolors is complete, and
the quality the very best in the land.
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Our Holiday stock All In,

and READY FOR you. Never so LARGE, so
cheap, and so MANY NOVELTIES, at L.
HOLLANDER'S Jewelry Store.
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DoN'r fail to hear DR.. York, at the
Walker Opera House, Sunday night, on
How TO be Happy. and Science of Life
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arpeI Sweepers,

SINoE BRos.
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parts of the house as well. Just arrived
and still coming. Come down, please,
and bring your friends"
Wake UpI
The cheapest aud best place Ill Salt
Lake City TO buy your "ro, cr!.E Is at
No. % z. Second South Sue! m
ported fish speciality.
J. A. PETERSEN. Agent.
Take Notice
Or, st reduction In emigrani fares
from europe. For further infoI ton
inquIl at No. 20 E. Second South ,-eet,
Salt Lit be City. ]. A. PETERsI N,
Emierant Agent.
Boys and Children's Salts
We have an oVerstock of boys and
children's suits. and IN order &c reduce
same, We have made cut in tHe price
which will enable you to get good
bows OF chiids' suit at same LTt,.e for
mslly paid Tor common suit.
l.. GoLDBERG.
WE have twenty-five Partisan Pat
tern Bonnets and Hats, which We offer
regardless 0f cost.
SINoH BROS.
arpeC Sweepers,
ask &c Dinwoody's Furniture Pro-
{ clor 1T is absolutely the best.
I Ids jersey Suits, Boys Cashmere
..ne Pants Suits, and Schools Suits
cheaper than ever at r. AUERBAoH Il
Bros one price house.
UNoUEsTIoRABLY the best Bargains in
Ladies Kid Gloves are those offered by
F. Auerbaoh & Bro. at 800. and 81 q
7iT.
A NICE present to buy for gentle
man is q pair of those elegant ra1ors st
Joslin d Parks.
Auet1oR Aucti0nI
Sales every afternoon and evening.
Bargains in Hanging Lamps, Clothing.
Notions, etc. etc.
I ANDREWS & WHIr1EY
Try that free sample OF PEARL1EE.
H.GH coIor Pushes al 81 a yard at
ACERsAcH s Bios one price estah-
l,sEmea. II
BEFoEE purchasing your bin of goods
call GTst 81 Simon bros.
Do YOU desire to purchase first class
piano at low price, call at Taggart &
Chamberlain Piano depot, No. 156
Third South one hInek and = half east
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ask &c Dinwoody's Furniture Pro-
{ clor 1T is absolutely the best.
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WE have twenty-five Partisan Pat
tern Bonuets and Hats, which We offer
regardless 0i cost.
SINoY Bios.
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DoN'r forget DR., York's lecture at the
Walker Opera House. Seats free, Come
and be happy. 7
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PEARIIHE makes washing easy.
For Xmas Gift.

For Xmas Gift.
In Europe or America
To help the Boom along
Or inform your Friends
OF our Beautiful Town
Get one copy, wrapped,
Already to se.d by mail
OF Salt Lake Illustrated.
Price Forty Cents.
8. W. DARRE & Co
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Cohn Brothers

Announce that they have reduced the
prices of their Standard Satin Ribbons
a follows.
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Grant Bros., Transrer.

And uown Quilts, suitable for Xmas
presents, at DinWoodey's.
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WE never misrepresent. Our goods
are the very best and are warranted as
such. JosLIE & PARK.
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OPERA and field glasses dirsct from
Paris just resolved at Joslin 81 Parks,
at prices that defy competition.
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- and IA Main Street.

A CASE of scissors make a nice pres
cut for lady. Joslin i Park carry
them.
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Do YOU desire to purchase q first class
piano at low price, call at Taggart &
Third South, one block and half east
of Gift House. $50 (
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A NICE present to buy for q gentle
man is pair of those elegant ra1ors st
Joslin d Parks.
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REMEMBER, in selecting your holiday
presents. to call ct Joslin e. Parks and
see their elegant new goods.
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UNoUEsrIoEABLY the best Bargains in
Ladies Kid Gloves are those offered by
F. Auerbach & Bro. at 800. and 81
eir.
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i Ids jersey Suits, Boys Cashmere
--ne: Pants Suits, and Schools Suits
cheaper than ever az r. AUERBAoH Il
Bro one price house.
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Every grocer keeps PEARL1NE.

REDUCTION IN PRICE OF Coal OIL to
all classes of consumers. Dealers
should send their orders direct to US.
G. f. Culmer & Bros. I
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BraSs Tables.

Fire Screens and EaseIs, new, beautiful
and cheap, at Dinwoodey's. +
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HOLLY and boquet gresn for Christ
mas decoration st John Readings. I
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Try that free sample of PEARL1NE. +
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Chromos and Engrav1ngs,
ChrIatmas Goods.

A very nice assortment, at Dinvood
ey's
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BsFoEE purchasing your bin of goods
call Grst al Simon BROS, I
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AuetioAI auction

Sales every afternoon and evening.
Bargains in Hanging. Lamps, Clothing.
Notions, etc. etc.
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H:GH color Pushes at 81 a yard st
ACERsAcH & Bios one price estah-
ltsEmea ii
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Ribbonsi Ruchinzu

We are Offering full line of coIors in
an all-6ilk Ribbon at the following
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in order and with great satisfaction 70
the people assembled.
To-day the platform, &C.. built for
the OCCASION viii he removed aud work
on the building (begnn September lsp
viii be rssumod, and the click OF the
stonecutters' haniIner and chisel will
advertise that the Stone 50 well
laid by The Grand Lodge, and proved
with fqunrc and Level and Plumb, IS
TO be built upon and about until above
it rises the completed hall in all the
majesty Of the architects design.
Tnc Parade
The parade wac cuysilerei by all OF
Tie many th0usond persons who wit
messed il o handeo,ae affair. The chief
and assistants were mounted on gaiiy-
csporisoned stceds. were dressed IN
dark suits and silk bats. and each car
rieu either a riding-whipo or cane. The
staff met az the corner OF Broad aud
First streets at 2:l5 O'Clock. TIE
chief wore large white rosette, and
the assistants red ones.
LINE or MARCH.
At the hour named the formation OF
The line was begun, and promptly at 3
o'clock the procession marched down
Proad street from First to- Twelfth,
down Twelfth to Main, mp Main to
Fifth, thence TO Franklin, Franklin to
Relvidere, Belvidere to Grace, Grace TO
First, First to Broad. Broad TO Twelfth,
Twelfth to Capitol and Capitol to the
centre Of the south side Of the City-Hall
LOT, where it was entered. AID public
buildings and many private residences
on the line were prettily decorated with
lunting and flags bearing the State
and national colors.
The procession was about twenty
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division. The Nasons formed no small
psrt Of the parade and camo in
Tor their share OF the praise.
They met at st. Albans Hall
ahcut 2 O'Clock and in body proceeded
10 Broad street, where they fell into
line. Their inarshals were Worshipful
j. Thompson Brown, Worshipfnl w.
r. Tanner, Worshipful A. II. Court
ney, and Messrs. A. W. CARRIER, Preston
Belvin, end J. Michaux. They we're
mounted and wore black suits, with
white aprons and gloves.
Richmond Commandcry, No. 2, (Ma-
Tor A. Il. Courtney eminent command
er,) on foot, followed the Blues the
Grand Lodge aud subordinate lodges
Oh foot came next. tho officers wearing
their Jewels, and were formed in col
umns OF six in the following order :
Junior deacons, with rods; senior dea-
cons, with rods; secretaries trea-
surrs; junior wardens, with. columns /;
senior wardens, with columns; past
masters; worshipful masters, with
gayels.
A number Of carriages we're in the
Masonic column--among them one con-
toiping the Grand Master and Deputy
Grand Master, with special guest Cen
eral Charles Roome, Grand Master OF
Templars Of the United States and Past
Grand Master Of New York.
ComnaDdery of st. Andrew, No. l3,
George w. Poe, Eminent Commander,
mounted, ns Guard OF Honor TO the
Grand Master and his guest.
The Guard OF Honor moved in two
divisions Of e,ral numbers--one in
front and cne in rear of the Grand
Masters carriage, No. II.
It was arranged that the Governor
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FtsroN TICKET.
The Police Bill.

A conference was held yesterday
morning between the Legislative Com
mittee ON Militia and Police and the
committee Of the City Council (Messrs.
Owen, kaufman, and Connor), APP
pointed to oppose the proposed change
in the city charter in regard to Police
Commissioners, &c.
Mr.. George Duncan, representing
Tammany Political Club, went with the
Council committee. They asked thai
the bill be so amended as to allow the
City Council to name members OF the
Police Board and that the term OF
policemen be not for good behavior.
but that they be elected for three years.
Mr.. Thomas n. Page, member OF
the Board of Aldermen, appeared be-
fore the committee, not as q representa-
tive from the Board of Aldermen, but
as one representing a large class 'ol
citizens in Richmond. He took occa'
sion to pay a high compliment to the
Richmond police force. He was Ill
favor of the bill.
At IL o'clock the committee rose tc
attend the session OF the House.